THE COASTWATCHERS Chapter Fifteen
When I told Aunt Maddie that I wanted to take piano lessons she didn’t tell me it was sissy, the way my father would have. She smiled. “Good idea,” she said. “We need to find you an instrument.” That...
THE COASTWATCHERS CHAPTER 14
For the second time that year I felt cut adrift. The war was pulling away everyone I cared about. My father was serving in the Pacific; my friend Kitty and her whole family were ripped out of their lives...
THE COASTWATCHERS Chapter Thirteen
Jessie and I printed the The Malibu Coastwatcher the day after Kitty and her family were forced to leave for the internment camp. It wasn’t the same without our friend and our hearts weren’t in it. I carefully used...
THE COASTWATCHERS
Chapter Twelve Spring was a gentle season that year, with just enough rain to keep the streams running and the hills green. There were no dramatic storms and the temperature never dropped below the sixties. Jessie taught Kitty and...
THE COASTWATCHERS Chapter Eleven
After the air raid, everyone waited for another attack, but it didn’t come. February gave way to March, and March brought rain—not much, but enough to make the creek run and bring a pale green flush of new grass...
The Coastwatchers Chapter Ten
The Coastwatchers chronicles the adventures of James Ellis Anderson, a young boy from Illinois sent to live with his eccentric aunt in Malibu during WWII. In the tradition of fiction from that period, TNT is presenting this original story...
THE COASTWATCHERS Chapter 9
The Coastwatchers chronicles the adventures of James Ellis Anderson, a young boy from Illinois sent to live with his eccentric aunt in Malibu during WWII. In the tradition of fiction from that period, TNT is presenting this original story...
THE COASTWATCHERS Chapter Eight
The Coastwatchers chronicles the adventures of James Ellis Anderson, a young boy from Illinois sent to live with his eccentric aunt in Malibu during WWII. In the tradition of fiction from that period, TNT is presenting this original story...
The Social Science of Karinne Tennenbaum
It could happen any time, any place on the Yale campus. A plate of food unexpectedly clatters down next to you in the dining hall, or a computer is abruptly whipped out next to you in the library. A...
Wednesdays with JMo: Road Trip
It was a warm Wednesday in May. As we drove through Denver on I-25 South, a few wispy clouds softened the light blue sky while a slight brown haze hovered over the city. About a mile before our Colfax...
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